Art Centre Fuseum

The combination of the surname of the peruginian artist Brajo Fuso (1899-1980), representative of Débrisart, and the Latin term, “museum”, creates the Fuseum.

Dentist, he devoted himself to art since the ‘40s, stimulated by the wife, herself a painter, Bettina Rampielli, anticipating themes, tendencies and tecniques of contemporary art.

Aiming to “house“ his creatures he projected this unique place, including a gallery with eleven rooms exposing art works following the order of the different styles, made using waste materials from the ‘50s to the ‘70s.